Our Mission

The mission of LAHBNP is to assist older persons, helping them to live safely and independently in their own homes and communities. Recognizing the capability of local neighborhoods and communities to integrate the social and in-home services needed by the elderly and disabled, our goal is to help seniors and disabled people avoid unnecessary emergency room visits and premature entry into the long term care setting.

CELEBRATING

25 Years of Serving the Community

25 Year Anniversary Celebration

Building Bridges performance

Join us for cake, refreshments, fellowship, information,

and memories at the KCC.

Thursday, July 10th | 3:30 - 5:00 PM



Building Bridges performance



4:00 PM



At Fagen Fighters WWII Museum - Granite Falls, MN

April 12, 2025

Click play below to hear a performance of the National Anthem

25

Years of
experience

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SERVICES

Information on the various services that we offer to our clients, caregivers, and families.

PROGRAMS

Details on the programs offered to serve clients within our community

of care.

VOLUNTEERS

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WHAT'S NEW

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MEET THE TEAM

Meet our team of devoted staff who coordinate and care for our organization and those we serve.

VIDEOS

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Our Vision

GRANITE FALLS LIVING AT HOME BLOCK NURSE PROGRAM

In meeting its mission, the LAH/BNP draws upon a network of wonderful, dedicated volunteers under the direction of three part-time staff. LAH/BNP’s Board of Directors is made up of nine members who bring expertise in health care, finance, administration, education and ministry to their oversight of the program. We serve people 60 years of age or older and with disabilities in Granite Falls and the surrounding rural community in SW Minnesota. GF-LAH/BNP coordinates with several area organizations and agencies in order to reach the most isolated and vulnerable.